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Author Archives: Jan-Pieter Dorsman

How parallel computing can be (in)efficient

You wake up in the morning, and reach out to your smartphone to cancel the alarm and check up on…

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Jan-Pieter Dorsman May 29, 2020

Layered networks III: The math behind manufacturing plants design

In two previous articles (part 1 and part 2), we have discussed the design of manufacturing plants. In particular, in…

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Jan-Pieter Dorsman May 3, 2017

Layered networks II: The layered character of manufacturing plants

In a previous article, we have seen that it is quite hard to design a manufacturing plant. We need to…

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Jan-Pieter Dorsman January 10, 2017

Layered networks I: From manufacturing plants to queueing networks

Manufacturing plants convert raw material into a final product. Think of cars, where the production line consists of a large…

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Jan-Pieter Dorsman November 15, 2016
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